Conferences / Workshops
2023 Canola Pathology Workshop
National Canola Pathology Workshop
Stamford Plaza
150 North Terrace, Adelaide SA
Wednesday, 8 March 2023
Welcome and Introduction (Alex Idnurm, Host)
Session I: State Updates for 2022 Season
| 01 02 03 04 05 | Andrew Ware (EP Ag) Kurt Lindbeck (NSW DPI) Andrew Wherrett (Living Farm) & Andrea Hills (DAFWA) Nick Perndt (MGP) Nick Goddard (AOF) | SA update NSW update WA updateVic update 2022 overview and forecast for 2023 |
Session II: Genetics and Phenotyping for Blackleg Resistance
| 01 | Jacqui Batley (UWA) | Major gene resistance – molecular marker update |
| 02 | Wallace Cowling (UWA) | Rapid genetic gain in blackleg resistance in a spring canola population derived from Canada, Europe and Australia |
| 03 | Susie Sprague (CSIRO) | Quantitative resistance – an update |
| 04 | Luke Barrett (CSIRO) | The economic impacts of durable disease resistance: a general overview with some specific insights from blackleg of canola |
| 05 | Steve Marcroft (MGP) | Identification of UCI resistance and development of UCI blackleg ratings |
Session III: Chemical Use and Resistance
| 01 02 03 *04 | Alec McCallum (MGP) Angela Van de Wouw (UoM) Sean Roberts / Pete Wilson (Syngenta) Nick Chong (UM) | 2022 fungicide resistance survey update Understanding selection of fungicide resistance Industry perspective on SDHIs for disease controlOff-target effects of herbicides on Blackleg |
Session IV: Sclerotinia
| 01 0203 | Sarita Bennet (CCDM) Jean Galloway (DPIRD)Kurt Lindbeck | Determining yield loss in canola following Sclerotinia stem rot infection How long do Sclerotinia sclerotia survive in WA? Decision support tools to help with on-farm management of blackleg and sclerotinia in canola Update on the new Sclerotinia project |
Session V: Other canola topics
| 01 0203 | Matt Nelson (CSIRO) Shannon Dillon (CSIRO)Jeremy Whish (CSIRO) | Towards long hypocotyl canola with improved establishment potential Optimisation of canola phenology in diverse Australian growing environments using genomics National Phenology Initiative Phase 2 – Next-Generation flowering prediction |